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Bose Sport Earbuds: Comfort Over Sound?
12 Nov
Summary
- New Sport Open Earbuds offer a secure, comfortable fit.
- They provide good sound quality but lag behind flagship models.
- Priced at $199, they aim for active users seeking safety.
Bose has introduced its latest Sport Open Earbuds, retailing for $199, expanding their line of clip-on audio devices. These earbuds are designed to offer a more comfortable and secure fit compared to their flagship counterparts, the Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen). While they may not deliver the same level of audio fidelity or battery life as the pricier model, they excel in wearability for active pursuits.
The Sport Open Earbuds feature a cuff-style design with a silicone band, ensuring the driver sits just outside the ear canal for situational awareness. They are IP54 rated for sweat, splash, and dust resistance, and include a physical button for easy control. The companion Bose app allows for basic sound profile adjustments.
Voice-calling capabilities are also a focus, employing Bluetooth 5.4 and AI-driven noise isolation. While not surpassing top-tier call quality, they offer a solid performance that is comparable to other models in their class. The Sport Open Earbuds present a compelling option for those seeking a balance of comfort, security, and decent sound for an active lifestyle, at a more accessible price point than Bose's premium offerings.
